Early evening? Put your feet up on the ottoman, it has been a long day. What better time to brew the perfect cup of tea, or perhaps warmed milk, hot chocolate, mulled cider? Your teapot, a versatile tool, does more than boil water.
Amazon.com Review
This whistling teakettle has an architecturally compelling design, with a broad, flat base that slopes gently upward to meet a distinctive circular handle. A simple button on top of the stay-cool handle allows you to open the spout easily. Out in the backyard or in the basement folding laundry? Don't worry--you won't miss the powerful whistle that announces, with great fanfare, that the water's boiling. (Be sure not to add water above the spout level, or the whistle won't work effectively.) --Cynthia Nims
Product Features
2-3/4-quart capacity
Unique broad, flat bottom for quicker boiling
Durable stainless steel with brushed finish
Heavy-duty stay-cool handle with one-push button for opening spout
Powerful whistle
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review
(15 customer reviews)
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Rusty!, June 25, 2003
Stefohnee "stef" (Redmond, WA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Copco Strata Satin Finish Stainless Steel Whistling Teakettle (Kitchen)
The only redeeming feature of this kettle is how fast it will boil water. It's a bad sign when the owner's manual includes instructions on how to get rid of the rust spots that will develop on the inside of the teakettle if you don't dry it between each and every use. I drink a lot of tea and coffee, so that's really just not practical.It's impossible to get water into this thing because the handle is rigid and does not move from side to side like most good teakettles.The whistle is so noisy and piercing that it feels like my ears are going to bleed every time it goes off. Oh, and did I mention the rust spot? I only got my money's worth because I got 4 free coffee mugs with this kettle when I bought it. There's nothing worse than having to throw out what seems from the outside to be a perfectly good thing.Spend more on something that will last a lifetime.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Melting, January 14, 2002
Jimmy (Denver, CO USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Copco Strata Satin Finish Stainless Steel Whistling Teakettle (Kitchen)
This tea kettle's whistle melted and warped during use after only three weeks. We did follow directions using only medium heat. We are using A viking gas range. I would not recommend using this product on gas ranges.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Spend Your Money Elsewhere, November 22, 2001
"shorephones" (New Jersey) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Copco Strata Satin Finish Stainless Steel Whistling Teakettle (Kitchen)
Poorly made with carbon steel fasteners which rust. Non-metalic parts,like the spout cover, are not heat proof. Yes, they do melt. The spout cover hinge design is very poor. The hinge is weak and will break with the slightest side force when the spout is open. It's best to avoid cookware made in Thailand. On the plus side, it does have a substantial whistle.